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Eleuthera Byways - Lighthouse Point

By Richard M. Langworth

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The Laughing Lizard - Eleuthera’s Newest Lunch Hotspot!

The new Laughing Lizard Café, perched on the highest hill, just north of the picturesque township of Gregory Town, commands an impressive view of the ...

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Long Island by Bicycle - Eleuthera's Neighbours

Most travel to and from Eleuthera is via Nassau. Neighbouring islands on the Bahamas "outer banks" - Cat Island and Long Island - seem to ...

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The House On The Hill - Buena Vista, Governor's Harbour Eleuthera

As you approach the welcoming front entrance to Buena Vista, it's the two royal palms guarding the front that catches your attention. Actually, what you ...

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Hatchet Bay Reunion - 40+ Years Later

Approximately 65 ‘Hatchet Bayer's’ many of whom had not been back to Eleuthera for 40+ years had the opportunity in spring of 2008 to return ...

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Harbour Island Story - Well Worth The Read

The Harbour Island Story, a 300 page documented informative and entertaining account of the historic North Eleuthera settlement has been published by Macmillan Caribbean. This ...

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Eleuthera Byways: Edwin’s Fishlake

Edwin Burrows, who passed on in 1982, was a farmer and fisherman who raised 12 children in Governor’s Harbour. Ingenious and ambitious, he constantly sought new ways to support his large family....

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Lionfish, The New Bahamian Food!

If you are a fisherman, or know of anyone who is a fisherman, chances are you have either heard or seen the Lionfish for yourself. For those of you who have never heard of the Lionfish allow me to fill you in. ...

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Highlight - The Glass Window; Nature's Beauty?

Eleuthera has no shortage of natural beauty. A person could spend their whole life and still never get tired of seeing, smelling, touching the vibrant nature right in front of us. Just in passing, to get from one town to the next, lush green hills crowd the landscape dashed with glimpses of crystal-blue ocean. It is no wonder that tourists come from all over the world, sometimes for a mere week, just to absorb a fraction of our island jewels. ...

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